Computers and Technology, 17.01.2020 23:31 marcaveli294

1. how is being a digital citizen similar to being a citizen of a country? (1 point)
both have certain rights and responsibilities in each given space.
both must make use of platforms to interact with other people.
both should keep all personal information as private as possible.
both need to be aware of using certain things without permission.

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1. how is being a digital citizen similar to being a citizen of a country? (1 point)
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